Junior Playhouse

About Junior Playhouse

Junior Playhouse is a collection of safe, playful games for kids aged 8–15 — nine hand-drawn games with no ads, no in-app buying and no nasties:

• Tidepool Checkers — race the tide to the lighthouse (vs computer or online with a friend)
• Shout Stones — shout sound-waves through a dark cave and find the way out by echo
• Word Spirit Diner — feed the word spirits with the right words
• Beat Doodle — colour the grid to make your own song
• Meldkin — team up card runs with elemental spirits
• Noteling — a sprite sings a phrase, you play it back by ear
• Plane Crafters — set every fold line yourself and fold a paper plane that really flies
• Bomb Buddies — a puzzle-bomber: blast the crates, kick your bombs across the field and find the exit
• Cog & Sprocket — build your own bot from scrap, then drive it through 40 arenas: smash scrap, grab parts, beat the big boss

Operator

Terence Goh (GOH YAN SHYANG)

Copyright

© 2026 Terence Goh (GOH YAN SHYANG) · All rights reserved.

Contact

yanshyang@gmail.com

Privacy (plain words for kids & parents)

Last updated: 4 September 2026

1. What we collect

• A nickname you choose — no real name needed.
• A 4-digit PIN — stored scrambled (hashed), never in plain text, so nobody can peek at it.
• Your game progress — scores, drawings and songs you make in the games.
• We do not ask for your email, phone number, real name, photos or location.

2. How we use it

• To run the games and remember your progress.
• No ads. No tracking. No selling or sharing of your data with anyone.

3. Voice chat (online play)

• Optional, and off by default — your microphone stays muted until you tap it on.
• We do not record voice.

4. Where your data lives

• On our own game server in Singapore. Nowhere else.

5. For parents

• Want a nickname or all its data removed? Email yanshyang@gmail.com and we will delete it.
• A parent recovery code is shown once when a child signs up — parents should keep it to reset a forgotten PIN.
• Gentle reminder: kids should not share their nickname or PIN with strangers.